Epistle, Chapter

 1      6, IV  |       hear that some infect your number, and destroy the praise
 2     15, III |          are they who, from your number, passing through these footprints
 3     19, I   |         you, with letters to the number of five, that I wrote to
 4     25, VI  |       are not few. An unblushing number has never been accustomed
 5     26, I   | uncontrolled might to suffer the number of the lapsed to be called
 6     34, I   |       should be appointed in the number of Carthaginian presbyters,
 7     34, I   |       before himself an abundant number of martyrs, slain by stones
 8     34, I   |        with glorious priests the number of our presbyters that had
 9     46, II  |         in this place, the whole number of the brethren rejoiced
10     51, VI  |    meeting was afforded; a large number of bishops, whom their faith
11     51, VI  |           And lest perchance the number of bishops in Africa should
12     51, VIII|        fellow-bishops, the whole number of whom has agreed with
13     51, XI  |      Trophimus, but a very great number of brethren who had been
14     54, XI  |       simple and the absent, the number is exaggerated by a lie,
15     54, XI  |         lie, as if, even if this number were true, either the Church
16     54, XV  |                       XV.~If the number of those who judged concerning
17     54, XV  |       not pay attention to their number. For one who fears God is
18     58, I   |      were present in council, in number sixty-six, to Fidus their
19     61, II  |     conscience. Moreover, what a number of serious mischiefs we
20     62, XIII|         one body, with which our number is joined and united.~
21     67, VIII|        captivity itself. Let the number either of prevaricators
22     68, V   |        accepted, that so great a number of the faithful who have
23     72, I   |     Africa as of Numidia, to the number of seventy-one, we established
24     74, IV  |         word, therefore also the number of prophets is so great,
25     74, XVII|           doubtless, fill up the number of the Church. But he who
26     74, XXI |         they are reckoned in the number of those who have been catechumens
27     75, V   |          flock who is not in the number of the flock? Or how can
28     76, VI  |         nor by the mines; in the number of whom neither are there
29     80, III |     wanting to the glory of your number, that each sex and every